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16 Cards in this Set
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soial interation
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the process by which individuals act toward and react to others
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oppositional interation
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treating others as competitors or enemies
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supportive interactions
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treating others as supporters or friends
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symbolic interactions
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people actively interpret eah other's actions and reactions and behave in accordance with the interpretation
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exchange
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an interaction in which two individuals offer each other something in order to obtain a reward in return
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cooperation
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interaction in which two or more individuals work together to achieve a common goal
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competition
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an interaction in whih two individuals follow mutually accepted rules, each trying to reah the same goal before the other does
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conflict
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an interaction in which two people disregard any rules, each trying to achieve his or her own goal by defeating the other
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kinesics
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body language
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proxemics
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use of space as a means of communication
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genderlects
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linguistic styles that reflet the different worlds of women and men
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dramaturgy
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method of analyzing social interaction as if the participants were performing on a stage
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social construction of reality
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process by which people creat through social interactions certain ideas, feelings, and beliefs about their environment
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Thomas theorem
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"If people define situations as real, they are real in their consequences." (people can turn their socially constructed inner realities into observable outer realities
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ethnomethodology
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analysis of how people defind the world in which they live
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humorology
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study and practice of humor
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